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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Isoxros. o. Dec 23.-Pesrson Mccoy was
today found guilty Of murder in the second
degree. lor killing DR.. wn. r. Northrup, at
Hsrchiid, last April. He znd his father
killed Nortnrup in 6ght gro wing out of \
prohibition quarrel. Nerthr1p being Pro-
hibitlouist. ssd the acCsysl szlooc- c-ksepers.
Ihs father i n " servIng life sentence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

WANTED THREE LADY COOKS AND CIR s
" for general hoasewofk Valley City I'm
ploymenl o1ee. % Ottawa aud 81 Aonlee sts. 400
WANTED = COOKS, DINING ROOM GIRLS
W ard general sitls. Iasiie6 rsri0f. flefos
block sc
KrANTED-F foTk GOOD DINING ROO n
w girls will cali tosEofrow. ] glve ysn
good places tossiher. 2eez1 3 Flrlce tAnck. S.4
xAkTKD-IMAED A GIRL TO DO
w general housrwork. Must x home nights.
Apply AZ oace TO 10 foentsinst 5.sd
yaTAsTED-A COMPETENT GIRL Fok GEN-
W eral heuse~ork. swedish gid preferred.
Apply lbl College ave slstf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
klllsp oN THs rRAck.


s.rs1z<e Sss ssls&sss- s
1s
srxs zxsertts Mich.. Dec. 8.-As TIE
train rem Chicsxo On ne & q ". NJ vss
nearing the Stallion ., tnis place. about
o'eiock this sVtnioz. i ran oser James
hrfhurS snd ktlIef hsm Instantly. Just se-
f,re the sctissnt occurred. Arthnrs vas
..~n 4 shcrt distance xhesd of the train.
wslksnr siorxsids 81 the tfsck When fhe
f-aiu VS. witbin 1ew fset frofa 81 n be
famre3 On the krsek. lie rss sfFeck By the
-natne aud fhroen scr1e distance ahead
lallinr en- The frack. The train thea pessesi
rr.r him. nan <link hin fEiehffallv shout
~, hs.fv ard hssd. The train xss stopped
snd shs resnasre te4sn en- haerf and
errrahf - taf< place. Artonr k<rineF
.na resided near nere He leaves - e
ana thfee ehiItrea. Artkurs actions seenl
% indicate csze ef dssioersle suicide
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

BrnsrxsHsx. Ala, Dec. 2ss--Georze viii
liams tolorsd, was banged a. 1870 today
for the murder Of fsllow-convicf last Nsy.
when asked n ne bad anything 10 sag. be
snswsrsas ~fm ready. ister so" Toe sx.
4cutisn took place in the jail yard. and vas
orsvafe
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
They at tax ~ cheap esssy, bss sen
pure ezassv cheap.

The city diret5ry sfres secat three hao-
drsd saish 3. msiflpfs tais - the rezaIsr
Fskso nunesr o. fnsang the pop1lsfion 30
3fnsesrriss ard tbs gives - isfle-n asn1red
entshs. Isrxe and sassi. We cordially in-
Tifs A. tae smith :. loeess>, - Ezst every
hosidsv aieolss. We Gil fedsr i1tro<5ace
ssrne entirety rew fretars. ssTnethfnx thst
wsIl rlesz> eveFS bosiv - 3aot foo@e
slxhk - the fscf f5st fas "a" seils ase-
nj Ehri<fnsss pressnts fer Men and Boys ~
loser szHres fa4n ar asass IN tns <sfg.
saesisl 5xr<eiss - Na6ler.
a s.<x ~ an~ e~a Eox> fer z5> - sw<t-
x~n6-e fsr 4&rf@<1sx<
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


1 0sT = NN NokkoRsf On 3fFfEkAok
Il ave. paix a Esid b9wpa sselI@ele< ~ =
IeslheF csse. Fknarf fie~se neaiiy airs Aesrsit
q : fra1Ssl4-sE esais
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

CT0RE And BKsKhENT TO RENT : JBg
- 8 ore & Basement in the Hifief's block. 20 v.
Bridge . fifEt Class location. Apply to Mrs
SemueiiAilier 3sstf
I,Ok REST-1HE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Il now onsuricG hy Mrs J. g. Bsfront cor wesf
Bridge a PrDnf-st. Tbs best locstion "a me riiy
Also rooms IA the block. 4 :. Ball. sg I. No. - 4
Is VI stsriof..et 3ffff
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24


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dewa 9 4ai, ''H - 81 ,<ss 81 i ~. kl<1
szsH'' ''''s aos' "'aa'ss'ss '''-ss as'ssas-'.
T0R kssl.f~cAfAf FOX CASH 4 NICK x5xk
u t<se1e hat<s sa4 ftsft< ltfef t1lH ~ hall bieak
I1&h 8fbfuf ana Htflas1tssl. tatk 81 E<<<t4 -.
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hsildt ss,a szieEe Be eesalrs Cali - -
esrs S.<ssesa supply te-p&At = Aans>s -.
uoTsF Akb Iog fDk s.Ia Oh Fok rK1-
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e. &ikt 1l.f en,eA huttsa ~ real tn tlA1Hf fIacf
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1 hsa>e SO essans - iar sfe no.I ffs.-,s
tNcatil.{ house. u1 JAtAEs ~ - =. s4a ana ga
- sert farm ~ spsra fe <lfas. AZ na <nl4ii
pzf,nesst &ne iessenshie s~nat r A. hApps1.
Real Estate t'sa,seff,
CRUl1 fARM foE s.Lk az fxCBARGk
eg pi~fTsts IA lirsnd sgak \ stues -
sfsef ieNnSiif Aneesp reapi,. - afre< ts-
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tah fo9a -. AsSeynolss bio1k 18.itf
ftANNkssfRS fAk CLEAR FKon So TO O.
" per well selling = rpfcllF 8kn nuin<.f<n~a ~
Coiassek sesmonf p Pear 4 nld
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

yUAATED-oN JAN isr., BY Az EXPfRf.
W enced bookkeeper. posibon al sur kind Of
Office work. Addrcss A B. room II. Nicdioomb
building 80
CITuATIoN WANTED a YOUNG NAN IL
- years OF age good business talent ana two
years experience Desires employment n ctfy Is
anything hoEosabie. Best OF city references Al.
dress. Il. NJ. =. care OF box I, this ofAce. 80
yVARTED-sIT ITrATIoN-AS ACTIVE HON
w est yonih. aged IA years + opsn for engage
nent. best reiefences Adorcss !. D.. Telegram
Herald 55s
ypANTED-A SITUATION AS BoOEKEEPER
w 10y late b. c. graduate. q csrsbie sftakfng
30
JNANTFD-BY A Young MARRIED NAN.
w POSITION clerk or salesman. Eight years
experience. first ciass city refefence. speaks Eng
SIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

WAsHrscroS. Dec. 23.-The exports ol
merchandise from the United States dur
ing November past aggregate in value s75.-
543.573: against $72, $50, s55 in November.
1885. The imports To the United States last
November were valued at 559. .923, ,455
against S54. .00l ,475 Ia November. 1885.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

NTAELIb TWO sTEkuefkAfIEfzs AND
VI tspe- afters- Cal. Al once. ffnna LDlan
Conzn gltiai tsnE n.eni br.eat, foo1ns aud 1,
Pierce ssosk. -
lNANIEI- kxpnnIkSctD SOD PtEss aAk
" ofzad LBion, xas 4. Pierce hiock Sst
fTANTEn-k COAfEfkAI MAN TO TAkE
w SAkfee 81 . c<l.tntf slop Atisf oone Nftl
recommended. Address. Conway Manufacturing
co. Milwaukee Wa 20
Al usiCtASs WANTED = Jno NIoIANlsIS
III and enc hfks o ftsssr a. the vecE nor
tsbienix yiyants. Apfiy tof = Ds - daFs - =
- &0nIoe ~. ~. i,eonafd. s1nt A CO.
yKTANTfo~A GOOD STEADY AAN TO RJN
w sNau0usfy engine oce sho andef stands
y <&inefy. steady work 70 the right mAn the
year round, address Lnglneef, Box 7, care iou
ofDs- &o1
INTAkIED-A1N 10 TAKE TRE AGENCY
w of our s&fes, Size 2xisxiS fAchfS ~tisat
~ lbs; reisil price r ofker sint ia proportion.
A rare chance "a efeai< 4 permanent bushes. ~
hoine. Ihet3 safes meet derrand never bcioIf
supplied by oihe: safe eoropafiief. are not
governed by Tie safe Pool Al pine Safe Co Gin-
cinua1. Ohio. ftl-4
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

xsa car x~s ~ 49, eex - sS~ c.uss~-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Wsssszssez. Dec. ~ Daring EoTsDs-
s<r ps.s fEeze IsanssrrxnEs arrived II xass
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

pOrNp- GELD fAA-RIN9 At rHR UNION
+ depot oNBfr css <ess amf - csfiinf %
dspe lslles1sat- D C.asll kAd psssos is tEis
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

NOR RFsT-STcE FURNISHED B0oNs or
Il second 1oor, No. 81 Csusl-sl Enquire Of the
nC proprietor at room IL. ~
IsoR REST--DEsIRABLE ROOM FOR Two
j gentlemen. with beard ri 90 Bos!sick 81. siGtf
WILL RENT 10 RIGHT PARTY. SMALL.
W weIlfBrl fsiscd house. good iosation, ~
minutes walk from fo&i nAicc, fsnt ressoustlf.
address, W. Box A. shis Office. Siff
I9OR RENT = TENEMENT OF SE*FE
rooms Ia the new fslstine Flock, cor. oi
Courf aud Alien streets. with I'll couxeniens'f'
including the patent hloane heating CRATE. Ase
one of iour rooms No. 2o2 ttrblfhtft. secopd
house from Nea Fulpon<t Inquire Of B "a.
BAruenl. 3 Allen-E.. cor. OF Nt. Vernon 50 1lbf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

lQg!e!(ll(aRQ|s g! S
GRANpEsT DISPLAY or
HOLIDAY GOODS /!
EVER EXHIBITED.
We offer our Mammoth Stock of
Christmas Presents (!
AZ Bottom IMPORTERS Prices.
Now is the tho TO secure the cream of the
STOCK. Goods laid one side for you until
Christmas. on a email payment. Our Prices
the Lowest. Our Assortment the Greatest.
Buy your presents under one roof.
Eight Stores in One !
FOR GIRLS.
Extraordinary assortment of Dolls in
every class. Our cloth body, china
order. Our % cents washable Doll.
with hair and natural eyes, is worth 80
cents. Don't buy until yon see them.
FOR GIRLS.
Our 9s-cent kid body Bisque Head Doll
was sold last year at 81 so. Our line OF
completely dressed dolls is from 50 cents
Fo2 GIRLS.
Doils lace caps, latest French shapes.
Dolls shoes and stockings 10 fit our kid
babies.
FOR GIRLS.
Our Wax Dolls are the finest models
ever na1e in France. They are beauti-
fui our 33-cent size is the iavorite, z3
inches loug.
FOR GIRLS
Wood. Willow and Rattan Chairs from
% cents. DINING TABLES, elegant
finish. from % cents. Our table at 81. Is
is strong and useful enough for the
mother. IL has checker board and yard
measure. DISHES to go on the tables
are in endless variety. and were never
so large for the moneys cents TO as
high a. you please.
FOR GIRLS
The FISH POND is a game that will
amuse circle. Does not get tiresome;
45 cents upwards.
FOR GIRLS.
Marble games in endless variety. Mar
bic railroad and bagatelle combined.
only s. cents. Never been seen before.
FOR GIRLS.
Dolls bedssead in nickel. with mattress,
for 81, Is inches long. Oar fsvorite toy.
Dolls cradles for . cents. Dolls car
riages for 25 cent?.
FOR GIRLS.
The TOBITHA SEWING MACHINE
The novelty of the age, q perfect and
simple movement. Dolls clothes and
small family sewing perfectly done.
Every machine tested aud sent ont ia
| running order. A child years Old can
operate il. Price only $50.
FOR GIRLS
Combination letter money safe from .
cents 20 3. so each. Positively will issl
| life time Cannot be opened without
| the cou animation.
| FOR GIRLS.
| Piznos from 50 cents TO s1.15: Trunks
from 50 cents: picture blocks and build
ing from cents 10 81. A new picture
block this year for 3 cents thai lead,
| fbe world.
| FoR GIRLS
/ Bureaus Without mirrors for - cents.
Beautiful dressing cares for <l45. Ksgis
lanterns that certainly are the most In
| teresfing toy ever invented, from n
csnts 20 <i.5o.
/ This j. oaly one-fea-fh0 ssadth Of The sTnHsin;
! interesting iow priced and everlasting Chrissne
| onIT 20 b - nd 10 II Leonard. sons q %. Com
binstioa store
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Order your Ice Cream for Christmas and
New Year at swetiand's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
Stay But a Little.

m 3zn.n1nls e-ce1 oar 1o'isupa zEH tsa
..lssrr.z'rs s.ssoa e.l sasa - a<eE AL Aase
1sCe 4az1lHE 4as.eF
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

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nf1f r tf< Nt.t1s1i DIet <crr-k<p> H<x t0~k
tEit ~ t}tk<<< rx <oIun<-sr< - f<x ef.r< ~
1'<Icee--P<Fr1rt fof F1<ep4 Ctf< q ~
Ufe~ fe<z< 81 y x<fe4f r - H>I'<<<.
fort<f 1<f ~ s&rf e<x tecr~ & - - msI ,;
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

Great Western
"a
5000. $3.50. 103
Ind u & W est LIST
Trust receipts
10000 .......c0
International coup
Is
1900. c...02 .
III Cent 3 -
1000. % 2
Kansas Pacific
LIST cOnsol
$4,000. ..... lOS .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
MRS KEEPS SING ULAR DOCUMENT
SHE PROPOSES TO CONTEST HER FORMER Nus

SHE PROPOSES TO CONTEST HER FORMER HUs-
BANDS wILL-HER REASONS FOR DOING so.
Mrs Mary Keep who obtained absolute divorce from
Charles d. Keep OF The Wall Street afy Aes after which
Mr. Keep Philadelphia al again and at his
death left the bulk OF property his second wife yester
day appeared tn the surroKates once and gave written
notce TO Probate Clerk Charles Beckett Of
THE win The document Ia one and was probably
drawn her She the case and
lawyer. Her statement Is as follows:
Mary Keep being duly she is the
vale OF Charles Keep; that che objects 10 probate OF
that se has knowledge OF the death said Charles
p Keep that this has reliable evidence
fhe said Charles Keeps that the alleged legsss
trix Margaret Bridgetta AcAsios alleged
widow Is not Margaret ID. Keep; that the alleged
1su OF kin cited In the petition OF the alleged
Margaret Keep arc not issue OF the body Of Charles
o. Keep; that the alleged will 10 not the last will
snd testament Of the sad Charles d. Keep that the SAID
hses Keep had not testamcntary CAPACITY that the
~ Keep BY contract held in reverson that Cuthbsrt
NILS George ID. Gift George Kobbe, George Harrison,
~. NJ Porter. Bridget Mcmahsu.rtomss and othsrs
ga conspire. coliude and c0nnive 70 defrsud this
ssspoDent Mary 7. Keep. OF her right TO the
5ynsns OF the society, protection. Damc and support
y her lawful husband, the said Charles d. Keep
s1s cuihbert Mills George d. t George kobbe George
60 now csnsrs coude and ccnniys 20 dsiraud this
n AMI enjoyment OF her estate that Cuhbsrt Mills,
Sooee ~ CHIT OeorEs g. Kobbe George Harrison d. N.
~ Byaxet mcAahon Thomas John PiersoD and others
~sa 90 conspre colade and coDnvc 10 irtmidate this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
oBrEp mecABg MUST BE REIysTA7ED.

Corporation Counsel has replied 10 the letter OF
the Fire COMMISSIONER asking what shall be done in the
John Mccabo who adndged BY the Court OF Ap
poais have been Illegally dismssed from his position
Second Assistant Chief OF the Fire Department MI la
egmee holds tsat Mt Mccabe must be restored 70 n
70 that ngs be ordered ey he
greater Expenditure than have been appropri
ated 70 the Department BY he Board Of Estimate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

We buy and sell Bills OF Ex.
change on and make cable
transfers OF money TO Europe.
Australia, and the West In
dies: also mako COLLECTIONS
and issue Commercial ana
Travelling Credits. available
In all parts OF the world.
D.. BANKERS. No. so WALLsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
CHARGES AGAINST 8LooMNGDALE ASYLUM.

singular suit which confined as lunatc In
Bloom Asylum seeks $4,000 damages for alleged
brutal treatment by the attendants before Justice
OGorman in the Superior Court, Special Term Yesterday
March 81 George W. Fouk placed IN the asylum BY
Martin II. FOuk. On May 2he was discharged
having entirely recovered; lie now says that while he was
there keepers careesy the labor OF restrain
guarding him. and that they coked pounded beat
struck" hm breaking his ribs and otherwise badly In
Turing him
The defendant Society OF New York Hospital OF
which the asylum branch The defence 10 denial OF all
the material allegations Justice oGorman Yesterday denied
made behalf OF the defendant for bill OF partcu
giving attendants who alleged 70
have maeaed the plaintiff and the dates OF the various oc
The Judge said there urcer
tainty Indebtedness in the complaint as IL stood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
JUSTICE poNoHuEs DECISION SUSTAINED

JUSTICE DONOHUEs DECISION SUSTAINED.
The decision OF Justice Donohue OF the supreme
Court gran ting application Of the Metropolitan transit
Company permission amend its petition so as TO re-
strict its proceeding to the right to Obtain the use OF the
through which the railroad should Do consucleg
the CITY, and TO adjust the compensate weh shonu
paid TO the fox this privilege was Appealed from ny
the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company. -
The General Term Yesterday affirmed the decision Inc
opinion Justice Daniels who says lne orue
should clear and ample declaration mat the pro
prejudice or AFFECT any other rights privileges than those
city intended TO be used ana so that IL
night construct The petition
es railway shall be acquired against any OF te other per
the streets property 10 DO
used As SO modified affirmed without costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
TO Blue MOUNTAIN LAKE.

Mention was made in THE TRIBUNE few days ago OF
the arrangements whereby travellers from New-York
City could take sleeping car at the Grand Central
Depot in the evening and through without change
also been completed for tho benefit OF travellers TO the
Blue Mountain Lake and southern Adirondack region
sleeper will leave the Grand Central Depot at y. M.
beginning ON July L. which will rp through 10 Saratoga
and thence to North Creek, which Is the northern
southern entrance TO the mountains The arrangement
Will prove extremely convenient for travellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA June 24In the Court OF Appeals to day tho
following causes argued:
No l22The People, appellants ast George Clement re-
spondents.
No I99-Erastus Prosssn respondent agt the First Ma
tional b ank OF Buffalo and another appellant
The following Is the day calendar for June 27
Nos 4S2 438, 429 2O5, 375. 1929, 4l3. Asa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. June 24-l2s0 n. m.-consols l0lls for both
money and tho account: United States Four Per Cent
Bonds l3I e. do -Four and Half Per Cent Bonds 1924;
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cef
63s; Erie 1874 do second Consois l02a; Illinois Central
1851; Mexican Ordinary, GLE; ST. Paul Common. 924:
NewYork Central 1l5 Reading. 26s;
Mexican Central l71a
Paris advees quote Three Cent 81 francs
80 certmes for the account
Money "a "a
The rate OF discount months
bills IL 1 a lie
4 u. m-Mexean Ordinary 6l3; Reading, 20 7e Mexican
Central ia
Hudsons Bay Company, 24s
Paris quote Three Per Cent Renes 81 francs
80 confines FOR the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

| 2,0OO..... l0l
81 T. A nor Pae IS
1000. ..... DsS
Tex Pac Rio Ode
Trust receipts
9. 600. .......Jb
Tex Ccut LIST 1909
1000. 79hg
! Texas a PaClnctlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25
LETTERS
OF
CREDIT.
DISCRIMINATION OF THE PHlLADEL

REORGANIZATION OF THE PHlLADEL-;
Ia PHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY
AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES. -. 49,,
Notice ia hereby given the third instament Of % PER
Cent OF the contribution required upon the stock and So
curcs deposited with Messrs Brown Brothers Company
under Plan Reorganization OF the above Companies IN
hereby caled and will be payable on or before
AUGUST lST, 1887.
The fout pstament 20 cent Is also hereby called
and viii be payable before September ISL 1887 ~
Payme are be- made at the Offices OF Messrs brown
Bcthers & Company in cities Of NewYork and Phia-
delphia ,,...,, -r,.,...
~ ~ mo. b. GARRETT. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

has been peril OF e liberty and reputation
MANY II. KEKP.
b. j. Snyder. Notary Public 237. New-York County
The hearing before Surrogate Get down for ii m
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-25

OFFICE or THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW.
JERSEY,
10 LIBERTYST.
NEwYoRH June g. 1887.
PROPORTIONS or THIS COMPANY of June Sd nst'
TO m sockhoers bondhoers and holders OF certain stocks
and bonds OF constituent companies options TO pur
chase and exchange for the NEW i0O-NEAR PER
CrNT GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, may be
obtained upon application al this Office
These proposals emboy the conclusions Of the Bondhod
ers Committee and have the approval ana
ation OF tho Receivers Mess John 3 Kennedy
and Joseph Harris
THE OPTIONS TO PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE
EXPIRE June 18TH INSr.
CENTRAL RAILROAD co OF NEWJERsEf
]. ROGERS MAXWE ELL.
pras Ieut
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-03
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
to the conscience.-Go

Preach to the conscience. -Gout-
burn.
Prayer is the side timbers and
faith the ruags on the ladder raised
to Heaven. u Whitehall Times.
Paul. who turned the world up.
side down. could not be turned upside
down by the world. Can you be?
If when thou makest bargain
thou thinkest only of thyself and thy
gain. thou art servant of mammOn.
-Paui T'dbcr.
When we remember only the good
that we hear of persons during the
day. we are carrying pearls toGoL -
Pomerog's Democrat.
The superfluous blossoms on a
fruit tree symbolize the large way in
which God loves to do pleasant
things. s.-Beecher.
The plea for Sunday labor gener-
ally comes in the last resort from
those who wish to make a seven days
profit in their business. UIatchman
-Unhappiness is the cal of Gol.
We can only become holy through ad.
versity. 1t was the exaggeration of
this truth which led the old saints 10
inflict tortures on themselves.
When Alexander the Great visited
Diogenes. he asked if there was any
thing that he could give him. He got
this short answer: Il want nothing
but that you should stand from be-
tween me and the SUM-" Ole
thing there IS which should never
satisfy and content us, and that is any
thing that stands between our soul
and Christ. Rylc.
1t is the order of Gods Providence
that the growth of the Christ within
us shall be just in proportion to the
decay of the Adam. And this evi.
dence of our Immortality. blessed be
God. is perpetually and not uncom-
monty before us 1t is no strange OF
unknown thing to see the spirit ripen.
ing in each in proportion to the decay
of the body.-E w Robertson
The Bible is revelation of love:
but it is not the only one. There is to
each one of us special and personal
revelation of Divine Love in the retro
spect of that Faiher!y Providence
which has watched over us through
our lives Who can look back on the
chain of graces of which his life has
been composed. without q feeling Of
surprise at the unweariedncas Of Gods
love2-E ". EabeS.
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-03
CHRISTIAN TRIUMPHS.
Wonderful Growth Of Christianity in AsIat-
ic Countries and in Russia.

Wonderful Growth Of Christianity in AsIat-
ic Countries and in Russia.
In Iudia when the Christian Church
attacked tho Hindoo faith it UNDER
took the greatest of tasks, but there
have been marvellous results. Only
recently a procession of 1000 Sunday
school scholars took place in Luck
now. In Travancore the London
Society have 1000 Christians. and in
Burma, in the Karen mountains.
there are 100000 native Christians.
A lady from India says. the question
is not how to get into zenanas, but
how sufficient workers can be sent out,
for on every hand are there open
doors. A few years ago there were
not ten converted Jews in Turkey,
now there are 5000 and Hebrew
Prayer Union has several hundred
members. Fifteen years ago. if a mis-
sionary had gone into Russia. many a
jew would have deemed it. an honor
to kill him. but now it is very different.
To-day in Russia thousands are study
ing and reading the New Testament
In China now. relates one missionary.
there is no need of announcing meet
ings. 1--WE can have meeting in the
street at any moment" he says. ''and
there we can preach as long as we are
able. Often when have arrived the
whole city turns out to see me. The
streets have been Ened. SO that there
has not been room for me to walk up
the street. On the tops of the houses
and on the walls, and at the windows.
and at the doors, the people now crowd
around to see the foreigner and to
hear what he has to talk about y
Baptist WceSlV